Foo - What mags do you read?

somewhat regularly?

Currently:

-Dirt Rag (http://www.dirtragmag.com/)
-Bicycling (http://www.bicycling.com/)
-Mountain Bike
-Bike (http://www.bikemag.com/)
-Hyphen (http://www.hyphenmagazine.com/)
-Filipinas (http://www.filipinasmag.com/)
-Best Life, read a comp issue, it was okay. (http://www.bestlifeonline.com/)
-National Geographic Traveler, found this recently, way cool (http://traveler.nationalgeographic.com/)

What's been interesting on your side?

Popular Science
Outside
The Ensign

None at the moment. I used to read all sorts of computer mags, Linux ones mostly. Computer Shopper (http://computershopper.com/) was a must have subscription back in the day. Now I get all info I need on the internets.

None really, any more.

I used to read:
Popular Science (probably longest subscription)
Omni
Rolling Stone
Archeology
Biblical Archeology
Playboy (great articles)

I liked Popular Science way back when. Omni, too. That was a good read.

Family Handyman
Texas Monthly

Archeology, that's gotta be cool.

I read Rolling Stone & Spin, back in the day, just aren't the same, I think. Kinda a letdown.

Foreign Affairs & Intelligence Report, too.

Journal of the American Chemical Society
Angewandte Chemie, International Edition
Nature
Science

Organic Letters
Chemical Communications
Tetrahedron Letters
Chemistry Letters

Journal of Organic Chemistry
Chemistry, a European Journal
Chemistry, an Asian Journal

Synthesis
Synlett

There's some more that I really should read (notably Journal of Antibiotics), but I'm too lazy. Some of them might get added soon, though. It doesn't help that we don't get J. Antibiot. online at my institute. This list is a work in progress, and one of my goals for 2009 is to have a systematic approach to covering this list of literature reading, and I plan to put together a reading schedule by the end of the week.

Bicycling
National Geo
Food&Wine
Scientific American
Wine Spectator

I sometimes break down and get Astronomy

this is the tell "everyone what a nerd I am thread"

Smithsonian

National Geographic

Oustide (getting kind of lame)

NYS Conservationist

this is the tell "everyone what a nerd I am thread"

duh.....

Omni is still being published?!? :eek: I left it for dead almost 20 years ago.

jschen - haven't you heard? All work and no play makes Jack a raving lunatic from a Steven King novel.

ok, so I'm exaggerating, but there is more to life than chemistry. :)

Road Bike Action
Acoustic Guitar
Cosmo (I read it for the tips on how to please my lady) God forbid they tell us what they like.

Omni is still being published?!? :eek: I left it for dead almost 20 years ago.



I think that is a "used to". I had it for several years. I also remember they tried to name it "Nova". PBS sued and won.

jschen - haven't you heard? All work and no play makes Jack a raving lunatic from a Steven King novel.

As much as I have to read on the job, I don't commit myself to any regular reading outside of work. That doesn't mean no play... just no reading schedule.

pretty much none. PNW Mag in the Sunday paper I guess.

Omni is still being published?!? :eek: I left it for dead almost 20 years ago.No idea...this was probably 15 years ago (possibly more) when I read them.

Right now, the only magazine I read regularly is Small Arms Review.

None really, other what is laying around in the doctors/dentists office - and basically all that experience is turning pages, looking at the pretty pictures then look at the watch ...

Read?
They have words in them?

Outside, which is the only mag I get, which I never actually spent money on. But it's cool, I like it.

Alpinist when I get spare bucks...

Playboy and Hustler mostly. The articles are fantastic.

Read?
They have words in them?

Whatever...you read the captions...:innocent:

I think that is a "used to". I had it for several years. I also remember they tried to name it "Nova". PBS sued and won.

Omni was so cool.

I think that is a "used to". I had it for several years. I also remember they tried to name it "Nova". PBS sued and won.

Whew. I was thinking it had morphed into "Modern Vampire"

Jason - I'm relieved - however, outside of academia, very few people get paid to read magazines. Let's just say I'm a teensy bit jealous of that aspect of things.

procycling
cycle sport
Cycles Plus (UK)
The Nation


I used to read GQ, Guitar Player and various other stuff....but no time/reduced interest these days

I used to get The Nation and National Review...I figured the truth was in the middle...

Whatever...you read the captions...:innocent:

Only Ms. December. Apparently she likes long walks on the beach, bbq, and silk sheets. :innocent:

Runner's World
Bicycling
Bon Appetit
Cooking Light
Cook's Illustrated

People/US or other gossip rags when my daughter brings them home or when I'm getting my hair cut.

regularly

print
private eye
make
bike mag
dirt rag
cycle
london cyclist
national geographic
arizona highways

not regularly

dirt
friflyt
cycling plus
which

even less regularly

new scientist
scientific american
mtba
backpacker

I leave my old bike mag issues in Dr.s offices and whatnot. From when we were going and doing my wife's prenatal care...you can only read so many issues of Parenting & People before you think, man, there gotta be other poor suckas in here with nothing cool to read, though I do read Parenting & Baby Talk, etc.

Harper's
Texas Bar Journal
Sports Illustrated (well...used to)
And I just subscribed to Rolling Stone because my niece was selling magazine subscriptions for her girl scout troop.

B&W
Aperture
Sky & Telescope
American Free Flight Society
Wooden Boat
Fine Woodworking
National Geographic

AOPA Pilot.

:)

Not much of a magazine man, myself.

Consumer Reports occasionally.

Mountain Bike Action
Road Bike Action
Bicycling
GQ
Botmag
Playboy (for the pictures)

I don't really look at the titles before tearing off the brown paper.

Whatever is in the waiting room.

Consumer Reports occasionally.

I'm letting my 20 year subscription run out - I'll sign up again for their online access. Pissed that they charge me twice/extra for that after all the years I've been buying the mag:notamused:

that said, I love that mag. Especially the inside back cover stuff.:D

I used to get The Nation and National Review...I figured the truth was in the middle...

I tried that too but the NR kept pissing me off.

oops- P&R time?

Cycle Sport
Pro Cycling
Road Racing World (motorcycle racing)
Road Racer X (motorcycle racing)

I dont have a subscription to any of these, I just pick them up on occasion when there's something in them worth reading. I tend to like professional racing publications (like Cycle Sport) more than enthusiast publications (like Bicycling). Same with the motorcycle magazines, I gravitate toward racing rather than enthusiast fare.